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Straight line kinematics

by: Educational Services, Released by Modern Talking Picture Service,

Publication date: 1960

Professor Everett M. Hafner discusses notions of distance, speed, and acceleration using graphs and special equipment in a real test car to show their relationships.

Addeddate: 2014-01-23 15:57:38.046243

Color: color

Fil-transport: boost

Identifier: 4131_Straight_Line_Kinematics

Identifier-cid: bafybeig45uoizz6d66u22tev4574pxpiqbm5yt7ckx4fsswspaawmc63om

Identifier-commp: baga6ea4seaqiyxjlzzpogn6dm3s7eybzy53hisx5na32gmsrsadmzoieos5yapy

Sound: sound

Year: 1960

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Reviewer: Spuzz - - August 20, 2018
Subject: MATH

Dull as paint explanation of how kinematics work. It did help that we started out in a racetrack, but then even that got dull when he started talking about speed relating to something or other. Strictly for physics geeks or math geniuses.

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